Reddit Farming Issues – Heavy Bans This Month, Need Insights

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Hey guys,


I’ve been running into some serious problems with Reddit account farming lately. Over the past month the ban rate has gone way up, even with aged accounts and varied activity patterns. Feels like Reddit tightened something on their side.


  • Farming fresh accounts = high suspension within days
  • Even semi-aged + warmed-up accounts got flagged
  • Proxy/IP rotation doesn't seem to fully solve it

So I’m wondering — what’s working for you right now?


  • Are you focusing on fewer, higher-quality accounts instead of mass farming?
  • Any tips on better warm-up strategies?
  • Do certain niches/subs seem “safer” than others lately?

Basically trying to figure out what needs to be improved in the farming process. Would appreciate if anyone could share what methods are still effective, or what adjustments you’ve made to reduce ban rates.
 
Can you explain us your setup ?

Do you make new accounts or buy new accounts ? which a karma or without karma?
which browser do you use?
which proxy do you use?
how do you warmup the account ? tell your workflow in detail so that we can point out what went wrong .
Regarding the bans ,I don't think reddit has started the banning spree
 
What’s been working for me lately is focusing on fewer accounts and giving them a slower, more natural warmup instead of farming too many at once. I’m running them through Multilogin with mobile proxies, and that combination has been holding up better against bans so far.
So maybe you have a problem with your setup
 
Can you explain us your setup ?

Do you make new accounts or buy new accounts ? which a karma or without karma?
which browser do you use?
which proxy do you use?
how do you warmup the account ? tell your workflow in detail so that we can point out what went wrong .
Regarding the bans ,I don't think reddit has started the banning spree
1 We buy accounts without karma.

2 We use Ads Power, Android version.

3 Mobile proxy.

4 We set up the account on the proxy, wait 24+ hours, then log in, browse Reddit, and pretend to scroll through posts... Next, 1 comment per hour (4 comments on the first day), on the second day and beyond, 2-3 comments per hour (6-9 comments per day in total), on the 4th-5th day, we post 1-4 posts per day at hourly intervals.
 
1 We buy accounts without karma.

2 We use Ads Power, Android version.

3 Mobile proxy.

4 We set up the account on the proxy, wait 24+ hours, then log in, browse Reddit, and pretend to scroll through posts... Next, 1 comment per hour (4 comments on the first day), on the second day and beyond, 2-3 comments per hour (6-9 comments per day in total), on the 4th-5th day, we post 1-4 posts per day at hourly intervals.
1 . Don't buy blank accounts from random sellers search in marketplace get accounts which are created in a good IP not in botnet IPs its not that reddit does not know proxies and VPN
2. I don't know about ads power i have never tried ,I always used Dolphin just to begin with try it ,it might work you can try upto 10 accounts i think its more then enough for you to run the accounts without gettng banned
3.Check antcpt score ,if the score is more then 0.7 go ahead or else get a new IP
4. This part explains a lot you cant do so much commenting with a blank account go slow may be 1 comment per day is enough for 10 days ,just make some relavent comment do research may be its hard but it worths it or else you will be stuck there ,mimic human like behaviour browse to subs you may like subconciously you will be engaged in conversation ,deals you might he asking shall i DM you ,etc which mimic the human like behaviour

Key is go slow you are going too fast even with an account which has good karma if you are moving to a new IP and next day you are leaving comments back to back it will get banned.
 
Reddit is definitely getting stricter, mass farming is basically dead unless you’re very careful. The safest approach now is fewer, higher-quality accounts, aged, warmed up slowly with real activity before posting links or campaigns. Also, rotate proxies but combine with unique devices or fingerprints.
 
FFewer, higher-quality accounts warmed up slowly seem to last longer.
 
One mobile device, one account.
That's the way.
To better offset the cost of acquiring these phones you can use them for Spotify stream farming alongside.
 
One mobile device, one account.
That's the way.
To better offset the cost of acquiring these phones you can use them for Spotify stream farming alongside.
Spotify stream farming - does this work in 2025? how much i can make if i run 50 phone?
 
Hey guys,


I’ve been running into some serious problems with Reddit account farming lately. Over the past month the ban rate has gone way up, even with aged accounts and varied activity patterns. Feels like Reddit tightened something on their side.


  • Farming fresh accounts = high suspension within days
  • Even semi-aged + warmed-up accounts got flagged
  • Proxy/IP rotation doesn't seem to fully solve it

So I’m wondering — what’s working for you right now?


  • Are you focusing on fewer, higher-quality accounts instead of mass farming?
  • Any tips on better warm-up strategies?
  • Do certain niches/subs seem “safer” than others lately?

Basically trying to figure out what needs to be improved in the farming process. Would appreciate if anyone could share what methods are still effective, or what adjustments you’ve made to reduce ban rates.
Maybe try to create the accounts using mobile devices. To manage multiple accounts you can use nomix cloner bot. the bot allows you to assign proxy, unique finger print, location etc. Social media apps love activities from mobile devices.
 
Warming up with only comments instead of posts helped my accounts last longer.
 
I noticed accounts last longer when you stick to smaller niches/subs with lighter mod activity, not just focus on proxies. syncing activity with the proxy’s time zone (login only in local hours) made my accounts survive way better.
 
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